The description says 3 quart, but the dimensions, 5in by 10in would make it a 2 quart. Has anyone measured the actual volume using a measuring cup? Just a thanks to all for responding. I love this question feature. The description says 3 quart, but the dimensions, 5in by 10in would make it a 2 quart. Has anyone measured the actual volume using a measuring cup? Just a thanks to all for responding. I... » Read More The description says 3 quart, but the dimensions, 5in by 10in would make it a 2 quart. Has anyone measured the actual volume using a measuring cup? Just a thanks to all for responding. I love this question feature. « Show Less
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Just double checked ... definitely 3 quarts... with a little room to spare.
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Sorry, I don't know, I gave this item as a Christmas gift and couldn't test it if I wanted too.
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96 ounces of water wills the pitcher to the thinnest point near the top of the pitcher.
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Let me provide a scientific answer first, which would be a correction to the description: I filled up the 3 cup right below the mark, then poured into my baby's bottle = 4.5 Ounce, so it is not 3 x 2 = oz, maybe they meant 2 oz cups but you won t fill it up all the way, so this 4.5 or almost 145 mL size fills up half a coffee mug, I was about to return but my wife whose purchase is for her said: considering it is strong, we should do OKAY
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The Fagor is 8 1/4 inches tall and the diameter is almost 10 inches. On the bottom it says 9.5 L. When I process the quart jars I can do 3 quarts or 4 pints. I love this unit. It works well for me.
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Diane, I just measured from the very front above the coffee pot to the back where it would touch your wall is 11" and the coffee carafe is larger than your normal one. In order to be completely accurate with the cup size I filled the pot up to the exact line which reads 8-10 on the pot, then transferred that to my liquid measuring pitcher and it reads 5.5 cups, which of course makes no sense so I did it again...lol. Sure enough it's 5.5 cups. This is below the line of the actual pot though too, when I make coffee in this I fill it up to the top, so I'd say it's closer to an 8 cup pot. Does this help? Diane, I just measured from the very front above the coffee pot to the back where it would touch your wall is 11" and the coffee carafe is larger than your normal one. In order to be completely accurate with the cup size I filled the pot up to the exact line which reads 8-10 on the pot, then transferred that to my liquid measuring pitcher and it reads 5.5 cups, which of course makes no sense so I did it again...lol. Sure enough it's 5.5 cups. This is below the line of the actual pot though too, when I make coffee in this I fill it up to the top, so I'd say it's closer to an 8 cup pot.... » Read More Diane, I just measured from the very front above the coffee pot to the back where it would touch your wall is 11" and the coffee carafe is larger than your normal one. In order to be completely accurate with the cup size I filled the pot up to the exact line which reads 8-10 on the pot, then transferred that to my liquid measuring pitcher and it reads 5.5 cups, which of course makes no sense so I did it again...lol. Sure enough it's 5.5 cups. This is below the line of the actual pot though too, when I make coffee in this I fill it up to the top, so I'd say it's closer to an 8 cup pot. Does this help? « Show Less
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It is two quart but you cannot put two quarts in it this would be for cooking about 3 cups of product max
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Hi, Johnnyman83,My Cuisinart MM-2M Mini-Mate offering is in the box, never unpacked or used. However, the box itself is 7" tall, 3.5" wide one way, and 4.25" wide the other. If you look at the height, the motor is on the top, the grinder portion on the bottom - looks like it comprises more than half the height. My "guess-timate" on the grinder size is about 3" tall and 3" across. Does that give you an indication of how it would work on herbs? I've done coffee beans and nuts, but not "softer" things like spices. I see other posters say it does well, but use "bursts" of short duration or the motor will burn out. I hope this helps. Robin @ Cornucopia's Bounty. Hi, Johnnyman83,My Cuisinart MM-2M Mini-Mate offering is in the box, never unpacked or used. However, the box itself is 7" tall, 3.5" wide one way, and 4.25" wide the other. If you look at the height, the motor is on the top, the grinder portion on the bottom - looks like it comprises more than half the height. My "guess-timate" on the grinder size is about 3" tall and 3" across. Does that give you an indication of how it would work on herbs? I've done coffee beans and nuts, but not "softer" things like spices. I see other posters say it... » Read More Hi, Johnnyman83,My Cuisinart MM-2M Mini-Mate offering is in the box, never unpacked or used. However, the box itself is 7" tall, 3.5" wide one way, and 4.25" wide the other. If you look at the height, the motor is on the top, the grinder portion on the bottom - looks like it comprises more than half the height. My "guess-timate" on the grinder size is about 3" tall and 3" across. Does that give you an indication of how it would work on herbs? I've done coffee beans and nuts, but not "softer" things like spices. I see other posters say it does well, but use "bursts" of short duration or the motor will burn out. I hope this helps. Robin @ Cornucopia's Bounty. « Show Less
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i am so confused, somebody asked a question about dimensions and one answer was 23 1/4 x 7 3/4 x 1 5/8 inches (just the product not the box), one answer was 25 x 9 x 3.5 inches (which didn't specify so i can only assume it is with the box which would make sense why it is slightly bigger than the first set of measurements), but now a third set has been offered as 19.8 x 4.72 x 1.57 inches, which is completely different than the first two.... can anyone else help verify?
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Hello Katherine, it's Kate :) The bowls are about 6 cups each so 1 1/2 quarts each. But to be honest with you this product got waterlogged after about 6 months and it warped completely on top; I ended up repurposing it as a storage bench for outside. But I found an excellent replacement from Rubbermaid. Granted it is not as a aesthetically pleasing but it keeps the food fresh and the bowls are at least three quarts each. Which is perfect for my 2 dogs.
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No, the bowl does NOT hold 10 quarts. I just measured it. It holds exactly 7 quarts....SEVEN quarts right up to the brim. I ordered it thinking it held 10 like one of the answers said; but it holds only SEVEN QUARTS. But I needed it to hold more than 5 quarts so that is still ok.
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Confirming Judi's answer: mine is 2-1/2" across also. Also, it holds 1-1/8 cup of liquid if you don't set it down. Once you set it down and it tips to the side, you lose about a quarter cup (so it has a realistic volume of 6 fl. oz. or 3/4 of a cup).
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It is 4 1/4 quart and they also make larger models. I use mine for canning. There are lots of 1 qt. tea kettles if you just want a few cups.
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The liquid volume is 3 quarts. That is to the rim. You can comfortably work with 2.5 quarts. On a side note, this is the best double boiler I have ever used.
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You could use this for any of your recipes, seeing that it's misleading.... it's only got a 6 quart capacity! I just received mine, and measured it. Yep, only 6 quarts will fit in it.
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I measured it at three inches. If this is a critical measurement, I can post an image of the cup with a ruler across it.
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This is a quart. The product goes VERY far. I was concerned when I saw how small the jug was, but I only used a fraction of it on a 7' x 15' floor.
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I have the smaller one here at home, and I've measured it for you. It's dimensions are 7 x 5 x 1.5, measurements are in inches. It's capacity is 3 cups, or 750 ml if you prefer metric.
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I measure with Water and it is 4 quarts, it say 4-1/2 but the bottom is smaller and gets wider at the top.